“It's preferable to burst into flames swiftly and assuage numerous spirits rather than to ignite slowly without any impact.” This holy and spiritual figure often imparted wisdom and lived by it.
 
Hailing from 1889 in a conventional Sikh household in Punjab, raised under the strict guidance of Bakthi Marga, faced challenges to his truth in his late teens and glimpsed his creator's form by his 15th year, committed his life to his faith on his 16th birthday, and continued his journey without hesitation.
 
He transformed into a Sadhu of the Indian tradition, abandoning all possessions except for his saffron robes and turban, stayed solitary and devoted himself fully to his path.
At just sixteen, he journeyed to the divine at 39, dedicating himself to his cause over the next 23 years, dedicating himself fully.
 
He walked alongside God, conversed with Him, and akin to Apostle Paul, experienced many divine encounters, some of which he documented in his writings.